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From: tom pope	5/22/2006 1:27:52 PM
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Well, if the flippin' consumer is too dumb to read the nutrition panel on her purchase, what did she expect? ALBANY, N.Y. - On a mission to whip herself into shape, Kate Kowalczyk tossed out the junk food and stocked up on her idea of good-for-you staples like yogurt and low-fat cookies. Despite her persistence, the 35 pounds she was trying to shake wouldn't budge. It turns out those "healthy" foods were just as fattening as the chips and soda they replaced: The yogurt was filled with Reese's Pieces and the low-fat cookies were brimming with sugar that kept her hunger on razor's edge.

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